Gregg Steinhafel is not a people person. Conversations with him are terse and frequently awkward. Which is ironic, because Steinhafel for years led Target Corp., the nation's second-largest retailer ...

Some might claim that Rupert Murdoch's Wall Street Journal is part of his "right-wing media machine," but not when it comes to the news pages. The front page on May 25 included an article headlined ...

Target’s corporate culture, once known for flexibility and collaboration, is starting to show cracks, with employees describing a workplace increasingly defined by uncertainty, poor communication and ...

Target TGT0.86%increase; green up pointing triangle is facing growing criticism after it stopped selling certain items related to Gay Pride Month that offended some customers and social-media ...

Sometimes the results of emphasizing diversity and inclusion are big, bold and easy to see; sometimes they’re subtle. An NRF 2023 panel discussion with Target CEO Brian Cornell and four of the company ...

Tim Graham is director of media analysis at the Media Research Center and executive editor of the blog NewsBusters.org. Some might claim that Rupert Murdoch’s Wall Street Journal is part of his “right ...

Target executives have recently acknowledged a staggering $40 billion sales loss, attributing this financial downturn to the ongoing ‘culture war’. This admission highlights the significant impact of ...

Target’s winning formula includes not only its product assortment and size, but the community it has created, one that includes its workforce, said Christina Hennington, the retailer’s executive vice ...

The culture wars surrounding transgender and LGBTQ+ issues and lifestyles are breaking out in the worlds of retailing and beer marketing, but not in the TV biz -- at least, not yet. The TV Blog has ...

Brandishing her own scissors in front of guest services in a Target store in South Florida, the customer chopped up her store credit card while lambasting the retail chain for carrying Pride Month ...